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These are some areas for future expansion: | These are some areas for future expansion: | ||
| - | + | *useful tips | |
| - | + | *equipment reviews | |
| - | + | *sample rigs | |
| - | + | *updates | |
| - | + | *anecdotes (especially funny ones) | |
| - | + | *theoretical perspectives on fieldwork | |
| - | + | *corrections | |
| - | + | *links | |
The “Never Ending Money Grant” Fieldwork Rig | The “Never Ending Money Grant” Fieldwork Rig | ||
Current revision as of 13:53, 10 March 2006
[edit] You Can Help Make this Site Better!
These are some areas for future expansion:
- useful tips
- equipment reviews
- sample rigs
- updates
- anecdotes (especially funny ones)
- theoretical perspectives on fieldwork
- corrections
- links
The “Never Ending Money Grant” Fieldwork Rig
This is what I might consider the dream fieldwork setup if I had unlimited resources. I am including this so you can maybe get some ideas if you would like to upgrade you current gear.
- About the Editor: Laith Ulaby is currently an ethnomusicology graduate student at UCLA. He has worked as a musician for over 10 years and has dabbled in amateur photography, film making and music recording. Laith has conducted fieldwork, studied music or lived in several countries including, Argentina, Egypt, India, Lebanon, Morocco, Qatar, Syria, and Yemen (Bahrain and Kuwait coming soon!). To learn more, please check out his [1] website.
